Aberdeen have been handed a home tie against Kilmarnock in the fifth round of the William Hill Scottish Cup.
Derek McInnes’ side required a late Sam Cosgrove penalty to defeat Dumbarton 1-0 in the fourth round of the competition on Saturday.
Aberdeen are bidding to end a 30-year wait for Scottish Cup glory with a penalty shootout success against Celtic in 1990 the last time the Dons claimed the trophy.
The Dons were beaten 3-0 by Celtic in the semi-finals of last year’s competition.
Caley Thistle registered a 3-2 win at Alloa on Saturday to earn their place in the fifth round. They will take on Livingston, who came from behind to beat Raith Rovers 3-1.
John Robertson, the Caley Thistle manager, wants his players to believe they can go all the way in the competition, having reached the semi-finals last season before losing against Hearts.
Ayr United’s reward for knocking Ross County out of the competition was a home tie against St Johnstone.
The ties will be played on the weekend of February 8.
Aberdeen to face Kilmarnock and Caley Thistle to meet Livingston in last 16 of the Scottish Cup
